Brandon and Donte Ishola, two Liverpool brothers, have been sentenced for their roles in a county lines drug operation, joining their sibling Paul Ishola behind bars.
The three brothers were caught in an investigation targeting drug trafficking and exploitation. Earlier this month, they appeared in Liverpool Crown Court, where they received their sentences.
Paul Ishola, 26, of Amity Street, Toxteth, was sentenced to four years and six months for possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin.
Donte Ishola, 24, and Brandon Ishola, 30, both of Arundel Avenue, Aigburth, were each sentenced to two years and six months for being concerned in the supply of cannabis.
The Ishola brothers are among several criminal siblings who have been sentenced together for drug-related offenses. In a similar case, Anthony and Brian Siner were sentenced in Portsmouth Crown Court for running the ‘Scouse Dave’ county line, which supplied Class A drugs in Gosport and Plymouth.
Authorities continue to crack down on county lines operations that exploit vulnerable individuals to distribute illegal substances.
